Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-07-15
IN TOWN and. OUT,
Corsets a specially at Watson's.

Corsets specially at Watson's.
Miss Bessie McNiel will prove up at
Bismarck on Sept. /.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
A big stock of Wall Paper just received
at ]. w. Parker's. Bismarck.
The schools in Williamsport township
have closed for the summer vacation.
Best Mixed Paints at bedrock prices
for sale by J. w. Parker, Bismarck, Oak:
The RECORD is glad to be able to state
that Miss Stella Edick has entirely recov-
cred.
A number of people in this neighbor-
hood had hands and faces poisoned while
juneberrying.
rs. e. Kurtz began harvesting his bar
ley yesterday. Mr.. K. is well satisfied
with the yield.
J. w. Parker, Bismarck. keeps on hand
one of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
The grass on the prairie is looking
better than it did month ago.
Tribune: Don Stevenson and Steve
Welch, old-tlmers and ranchers of the
Cannenball country, are IN town.
Miss Lizzie Taipe was guest of the
family of Mr.. Charles Edick during Tues.
day and, Wednesday of this week.
R. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-.
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Billy Margach had his crop insured.
Then there was the dry spell, and Billy
prayedGn Gaelic)f for hail. That brought it.
Go to K. Brady 6 Co., Bismarck, for
sewing machines. A good stock of the
best kinds always on hand and at reason
able prices.
Williamsport's new school board met
Tuesday and organized by choosing Prof
Jacob Keim as chairman and John F.
GeiLes clerk.
n Young Jacob Kalberer has as fine a
Held of oats as we have seen IN Dakota in
Any year. Of course the soil was deeply
plowed and well pulvcrized.
Y Last Saturday evening twenty miles OF
the grade between Bismarck and Napo.
leon had bern completed. 1t don't take
long to build railroads in Dakota. -''so
Y The graders who have been engaged
on tho slde-track work on the north line
(Bismarck extension of the Mil. & St.
PauD returned to Roscoe last Tuesday.
y Tribune. Saturday: Commissioners Gay
ton, Yeater and Child, and Lawyer Her
rick, all of Emmons County, are enjoying
the hurry. .burly and slam-bang of the city
A Grand Army post downin Michigan
passed resolution expressing the hop
that President Cleveland would not giv'
away the Fourth of July to the British
J. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist
has received mammoth spring stock
which he will dispose of at the smalles
percentage of profit. Call and learl
prices before purchasing.
Bushman & Co., of Bismarck, have 10
Gated a railroad-supply store at Lon!
Lake (the old hote), and are prepared t.
furnish Emmons County people wit
groceries, ETC., at lowest cash prices.
\ Vilora, the new town in McPhersd
county which Is to be the terminus of th
Milwaukee road bismarck extenslon) flo
one season, is directly east of this pl9c
about twenty-five miles.-[Mound Cit
\ Journal.
\ Assessor Haak has completed his w6rl
and turned the books over to the count
clerk. They are in neat shape. Hr Fl
must have hunted up the taxpayers prett
we'll, as the fetal valuation and other I'd
Y tails show considerable increase.
Tribune Our collection of agriculture
marvels was further graced yesterday b.
a specimen of corn grown on the farm o
F. H. K. Pitcher, near Glencoe, in EN-
mons County. It is of the Minnesot
sweet variety. and is indeed beauty
Landlord Bottemley was acquitted O
the charges brought by Helen Bottomley
there being no evidence whatever to sub
stantiate her statements. In the case o
alleged selling of fre-water to the pale
face braves, without paying toll, Mr.. B
was held.
| Twelve teams and crowd Of men, re
turning from the Manitoba extension t,
their homes in Brown county, passe,
through town Tuesday afternoon. The
were much surprised to see the crops an,
grass looking SO much better here thai
in the country they had passed through
north of Bismarck.
+ A man who arrived from Beaver Cree
Wednesday night stated that Oh Tuesda.
A. L. Reynolds slipped on stairway an
either broke or dislocated his ankle an,
that he was taken to Fort Yates for treat
ment. The same man stated that j. w
Wescott had again injured his leg by be
ing thrown from his pony.
1t is hardly necessary to call the atten
ton of our citizens to the fact that th,
drug firm of Dunn s. Co.. opposite tn
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps o.
/ hand at all times a large stock of fresl